You (and the original makers), want something clear and non-yellowing, moderately viscous, and harmless to metal and paint. Mineral oil is pretty good in that regard. 100% Isopropanol would not be terrible, but it is not very viscous and leaks and evaporates. Glycerin is viscous and will not corrode metal (might even dissolve small amounts of water leaking into the case, protecting metal from corrosion). However it is a strong solvent and kills most paint in the not-too-long run. It does the same thing brake fluid does to auto paint, but slower. Fluorocarbon oils are entirely safe for paints, but it is overkill, and I am sure that is not what was used in 1943. Silicone oils can be harmless too.
At this time, you want something mutually soluble with the old oil. so you need to get some of the old oil out of the compass to try it. Put a drop into each clear glass of:
- water,
- drug-store mineral oil, (or maybe vegetable oil is quicker for you)
- 91%-grade rubbing alcohol (91% isopropanol, 9% water)
- drug-store glycerin
and let them sit still a while, and watch to see which one bends to near-invisibility first, instead of staying in a sharply-defined glob. Only wiggle or shake if it takes longer than an hour to dissolve. If shaking makes the solution cluttered or milky, that is bad, very insoluble.
My guess the mineral oil will dissolve first and smoothest. I might keep all the old oil that can be poured out in some tiny bottle, and fill the compass with the new mineral oil.
The most conservative way to clean out old oil is to refill with you chosen new oil and shake or soak, then pour out and refill again. If you wish to do a quicker or more thorough clean-out of old oil or new, then 100% Isopropanol is your safe universal solvent that can evaporate to dryness.
ok how long have you been driving yes you should refill the power steering liquid in your car if you still want to drive your car
Yes, you can refill a liquid nitrogen gun by connecting it to a liquid nitrogen dewar or cryogenic tank using the appropriate filling hose or adapter. Make sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions and safety guidelines when refilling the gun to avoid any accidents or injuries.
The pressure inside a Ronson butane refill can used for cigarette lighters is typically around 30-40 psi. It is important to handle these cans with care and follow safety instructions to prevent accidents.
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It is okeay to recycle a liquid soap dispenser. Many soaps have big refill bottles that can be used to refill old dispensers. It is quite easy to recycle liquid soap dispensers. I do it often. I will buy a soap dispenser that I like and refill it with generic liquid soap.
Yes if you explain at the ordering speaker that you are disabled and need a refill the manager will tell the crew that it is ok to do.
Refill is a noun (a refill) and a verb (to refill).
you take the cartridge to a place specifically focusing on cartridges and ask them to refill it.. eg. "Cartridge World"
It is very easy to refill colour ink cartridges oneself using a kit that can be purchased from Amazon and stationery suppliers such as Viking. There are very helpful videos on YouTube showing how this is done. There no longer seem to be any companies that will carry out this service for one.
A refill pad is a stack of loose sheets of paper that are designed to be placed inside a binder or notebook once the previous pages have been used up. It allows you to easily replenish your writing surface without needing to replace the entire binder or notebook.
Official capacity is 8ml but better to keep it at around 5ml for large cartridge. If the ink overflows, it will ruin your printer.
In the trunk or spare tire location, Also on vans they are located on the inside of the hatch.